Randolph welcomes Class of 2025
... READ MORE >>Mortensen publishes article in philosophy journal
She published “Knowing How as a Philosophical Hybrid,” with co-authors Chad Gonnerman and Jacob Robbins in the journal Synthese this summer.... READ MORE >>
STAR program shows first-year students how to thrive in college
The College’s Summer Transition at Randolph (STAR) program is designed to ease first-years’ adjustment to college through a mix of academics and social activities.... READ MORE >>
First-years get a jump-start on college life through Randolph’s SUPER program
SUPER scholars arrive on campus two weeks before their peers to get a head start on math and science courses, learn about services offered by the College to help them succeed in their field, and get acclimated to college life.... READ MORE >>
New documentary tells the story of The Maier
“From the Beginning: The Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College” details how the College built an innovative and distinguished collection of American art.... READ MORE >>
A story-driven approach: Emilie Bryant ’22 connects communities through museum work
Emilie Bryant ’22 recently created interpretive materials for the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College exhibition “Beyond the Sound: In Memory of Sandra Whitehead” last spring. She’s continued her museum work with two internships this summer.... READ MORE >>
Evan Pausic ’21 awarded annual Academy of American Poets prize
Since its inception in 1955, the University and College Poetry Prize program has awarded cash prizes to nearly 10,000 student poets across the United States. This year, Evan Pausic ’21, who studied philosophy at Randolph, is joining their ranks. Pausic’s poem, Towards My Friend, the Moon, was recently recognized with the 2021 Charles and Fanny... READ MORE >>
‘A person who strives to make our communities better’: Ninfa Amador-Hernandez ’22 works with immigrant advocacy organization
Amador-Hernandez interned with Maryland-based CASA over the summer. ... READ MORE >>
Smith Hall projection system updated with help from GLCF grant
The 800-seat theatre is used for musical, dance, and theatrical performances, lectures, and concerts organized by Randolph faculty and students, in addition to community events.... READ MORE >>
2021 graduate joins Randolph as new sustainability coordinator
Randolph’s new Sustainability and Special Projects Coordinator Riley Lorson ’21 is following in the footsteps of her predecessors by upholding Randolph’s commitment to the environment.... READ MORE >>
